The Daily Register from Harrisburg, Illinois • Page 23

I A I A A SA L.I I A A MISS COLEEN JONES, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Jones, Harrisburg. Sponsored by Pankey's Bakery of Harrisburg. MISS GEORGIA M1LEY, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Del Miley, Harrisburg. Sponsored by Skaggs' Electric of Harrisburg. (Photos by Ronnie's Studio) Offers $10,000 in Premiums for Cattle Exhibitors at Fair i ,10000 in premiums There arc eight entries, under Jie and a nd Cornedale; Coteswold. purpose A cr an Lincoln; Oxford; I I') rjti pi.

i I Shorthorns. Hairy os i i be KIVCII for i i i MISS BARBARA WKlGflT, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wright, Harrisburg. Sponsored by Barham-Green, Inc.

of Harrisburg. The Daily Register, Harrisburg, Illinois Thursday, July 13, 1950 Page Seven, Section Two Morris City Starts Sewer Project NORMS CITY, July 13-- (Spe- is underway on Nor- js City's $150,000 sewer project. Texas Eastern property, are operating in the project. i Sherman Edwards is president of the Sanitary board. Claud Bish-i op is secretary and treasurer and i Rodeo, Wild West Skow Booked for Three Performances at Saline Fair MISS SHIRLEY CHESTCK.

daughter of Mr and Mrs. Cecil Chester. Harnsburjj Sponsored Harrisburg Elks Lodge of Hani.sburfi. (Photos by Ronnie's Studio) Of the more than 20.000,000 idents of French liulo China. about 24,000 are Emopeans Most valued of all ruby.

gems is the and Suffolk: if-iu. total of S4.134 Shropshire. 1 Stanley The entries under these types i'I 1 iii'o'ulont of'the I ire Ham two voars old or over, i i'i wh'ch total i a one year old and under two, i I. i rani under one year ewe two years i clas-; prize 1 or ovtfr cwc onc car and AULI onc icar old. flock, pen Premiums for each of the entries are $9 for first.

$8 for sec- 1 HI A i Under each! ond. $7 for third and $5 for fourth. jf ililu- eiit kuuis of both beef The exhibits arc under the of Joseph M. Hart, and $2.100 in premiums is offered There nrc ten entries for each of the following types: Berkshire. Chester White or i Duroc Jersey.

Hampshire, i i Hi.irk Poland China. Spotted Poof SMC PHI hue 'of iJrecdeT's lalul China and Hercfords. m.i'e and females. The entries under each type are: males bu-d jnd owned by Hoar two ears old and over, boar ilor. and females bred andione year old and under two, boar owned exhibitor.

months and under one year, For each nt these entries, total- boar pitf under six months," sow 104 in the two classes, premi-Uwo old or over, sow one urns 521 tor first. for old and under two. sow six ond. S'K loi third. S17 for fourth, months, and under one year, sow $10 for and $15 for sixth pig under six months, boar and Vicioi Mitchell is, thiee sows any age, and produce cut of the sheep class, for vUiich of dam.

four head either sex un- Sl.MU in piemiums i be offered dcr one old. caitli- entries, as lll'oV. t-ud o'd or over, mill one oM nd unj'or two. bull iindi-i old. cow ihrce o.il 01 oxer, cow ear.s oM i three, heifer one oai old and under two.

heifer under 0:10 old. ur.idecl herd. The McKinley Rodeo and Wild Chalon Carter is a board member. West a and ipment for the project and ttoay, engineers are on hand to underway. il equipped uth '-large flanges on a rotary ylinder.

is ready to begin the rencher work for the laying" of ewer'pipes in the city." Local labor is being used where- evVir possible on the. construction jofc: 5 project was approved last fall and obligation' are financing the long await- Mayor G. 0. Moreland and mem-' goes, has been" booked for three bers of the town board are all i Performances at the Saline county pushing the-sewer improvement. Recruit Training fair.

The rodeo be held the open- James H. Armistead, seaman re- ing night, Saturday, July 15, and will be presented again Sunday afternoon and night. The show carries 50 head of cruit, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. sloc nd 30 working people, all W.

L. Armistead, 32 West Park! Professionals in their line of work, ctrftot anH rii.0- fhc cattle are Brahriia street, and Larry Clark, seaman recruit, USN, 203 East College street, are undergoing recruit training at the world's Jfaval Training center, Lakes, 111. Upon completion of fheir training the recruits are assigned eith- stock the bucking horses, i aic aasiKJicu en iroject The village of Nornsi er6t units of the Fleet or to ana the additional Sanitary I service school for specialized train-1 his trained which be in action, are widely known. Rodeo Features Features of the rodeo will, be saddle and bareback bronc riding, Brahma steer riding, bulldogging, calf roping, and many other Westa ern evenfs. District, area, which includes the i ing.

Red Oliver will show dog. Snuffy, and the I Ray Doerings of Cheyenne, Wyo- ming, will tie present with their i and celebrations in the middle- trick and fancy roping, their trick riding and Ray's participation in other western events. Floyd Pitzer of Casper, will present his clown horse. Sandy, and Red Oliver will be on the program again with his trained mule, Jiggs, and the mule's amusing antics. Enough riders will be on hand to present the "dance of the rangeland" or 1 the quadrille on horseback.

Some of the performers will be Harold and Daisy Henson, Bernice Pitzer and Ray and Ann Doering. Parade "Precedes Show This rodeo is the same that play ed the Michigan state faif for 16 performances and has contracts for practically every week during the season with some of the best fairs WILEY MOTOR CO. Invites You To See -The New, Better Than Ever MERCURY IN THE KIWANIS BIG TOP! Saline County Fair, July 15th to 22nd west. This show is "owned and operate' ed by Bob McKinley of Farmer' City, 111. i Preceding the show Saturday, night there will be a parade of ro- 1 deo performers and Saline county' horseback riders from the fairgrounds to the square and back' to the fairgrounds again.

All persons are invited to participate in this parade if their horses are manageable in parades. C. E. Taylor is chairman of the rodeo presentation and parade. During the parade the best dressed "cowboy" and "cowgirl" 10 years and under and the most typical "cowboy" and "cowgirl" (grownups) from Saline and adjoining counties will be selected.

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Eighteen different classifications in cakes, bread, cooky and candy! displays, and fruits, jellies, jams, preserves and pickles will receive premiums of $5 for first, S4 for second and S3 for third, making a total of $228 in premiums offered in the Culinary department, headed by Mrs. J. D. Barter. Here are what the premiums will be offered for: Cakes: White butter cake; yellow butter cake; chocolate cake; angel food cake; burnt sugar cake.

Bread, cooky and candy display: White bread, two loaves; brown bread, two loaves; whole wheat bread, two loaves; cornbrcad. display of any two of the following-cornbread, eight muffins, eight corn sticks; cooky display, vwo kinds, six each; candy display, two kinds, eight each; light roll display, eight rolls; sweet roll display, eight rolls. Fruits, Vegetables. Jellies, Pickles, Display of three jars of pickles, sauces or relishes, no two alike--may be made from one or more of said group; canned fruit display, three cans, no two alike; canned vegetable display, three cans, no two alike; jelly display, three glasses, no two alike; jams and butters display, three glasses or jars, no two alike; preserves, conserves and marmalades display, three glasses or jars, no two alike. The rule book says that only one entry can be made per class per family.

Items entered under Cakes and Bread, Cooky and Candy Display may be taken to the fairgrounds as late as 10 a. m. Tuesday, July 18, but the entry must have been made with the secretary before 5 p. m. Monday, July IT.

Shooting Dogs Diagnosis Of Rabies Infection SPRINGFIELD, 111.. July 13-(UR)--The Illinois Public Health department warned today that a dog that has bitten someone shouldn't be shot. "Do not under any circunv stances, permit the shooting of dogs, cats or other animals which have bittetf persoift," the department's communicable disease division said. The division said "the immediate shooting o'r other destruction of biting animals too frequently dangerously delays, or prevents entirely, a diagnosis of rabies infection in the animal." The division said delay or prevention of diagnosis often forces people who have been bitten fo take the Pasteur vaccine treatment "which in itself is not without some danger." Food Values ruri'ttj Such Famous Snow Crop, Blrdttye, Minute Op'n John uc all in the renlent Froxen Food mcnt of your friendly lonn Peaches lona Peos lona Cream Style Corn Xo 2 1 2 can 2 for 49c Xo. 2 can 2 for 27c Xo.

2 can 3 for 29c Fresh Fruits and Arizona Cantaloupes California 48 size Head Lettuce California Long White Potatoes New Red Potatoes 27 size 29c 2 for 25c 10 Ibs 59c 10 Ibs. 59c Snow Crop Concentrate 2--C oz. tins Lemonade 45c Birds Eye 2--6 oz. tins Orange Juice 55c Snow Crop ctn. Peaches 29c Birds Eye 12-oz.

ctn. Grean 27c Local Brand pint ctn. See Cream 25c Birds Eye Frying 2 Ib. 2 oz. ctn.

Chickens $1.78 POPULAR SIMMER GROCERIES 1 Southern Yellow Corn LEEDS CORNED Beef Hash FOR SNACKS Swift's Prcm lu-oz till 5 for 29c 25c 43c Cold Stream Xo 1 tall tin Pink Salmon 41 12-07 till Ritz Crackers NABISCO HITZ Cheese Crackers ANN PACE Salad Dressing Jane Parker BAKERYTREATS AP Dairy Values Borden's Eagle 2--3 oz. pkgs. Cream Cheese 29c Ched-O-Bit 2 Ib. loaf Cheese Food 69c Swift's 2--3-ozs. Jar Cheese 29c Ched-O-Bit 2 Ibs.

Pimento Cheese 69c Sunnyfield 92-93 Score Ib. ctn. Fresh Butter 66c JANE PARKER Potato Chips 59c l-lb. ctn. JAN PARKER LARGE CAKE Angel Food cach YEAST Raised Donufs MAHVEL Sandwich Bread of 3 3 loaf I8c FIIESH DATED MARVEL White Bread 2 JANE PARKER CAKE Half Half each ASSORTED Cup Cakes 25c 25c A California millionaire once gave his- peacock dinner and the birds alone cost him $4,000.

Sliced Lb. Bacon 45c Armour's Star Lb. Picnic Hams 49c Boston Butt Lb. Pork Roast 59c Bacon Lb. 23c Pure Pork Lb.

Sausage 39c Club Lb. Steak 79c BRAMLET MEAT MARKET A Your A Store Phont 984R.